This lecture explores the evolving role of geometry in contemporary architecture, addressing how built environments can respond to today’s pressing global challenges. Professor Toni Kotnik will present a framework for understanding architecture as a regenerative practice, rooted in geometric logic and informed by advances in parametric and algorithmic design. Through built examples and conceptual insights, the session highlights how these design methods impact construction, tectonics, and the relationship between the manmade and the natural.
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